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Under normal circumstances I'm sure there would have been lots of footprints in the snow. A mid morning wander around the deserted village of Sakrisoy in the beautiful Lofoten Islands.
A platform positioned off Happisburgh Norfolk, possibly in preparation to bring electrical cables ashore there from offshore wind turbines.
Rue Sainte-Thérèse, Toulouse
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Another in the AI junkyard series. This original photo was taken at a car show. And I would say it represents the back rows of the junkyard where the weeds grow higher due to less traffic. But it looks like where the good stuff sets
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>> It's an analogue collaboration with @liuprato! Shot in Texas and Venezuela. [ Thanks, Liu! 👽 ] >>> "Another chance has been engaged
To throw Thoreau and rearrange
You are following this time
I beg you not, beg to rhyme (blow your horn)
Your finest hour (blow your horn)
Take your instinct by the reins
Your better best to rearrange
What we want and what we need
Has been confused been confused (blow your horn)
Your finest hour (blow your song)" TRONA tags #REM #lyrics #music #doubleexposurefilm #collaboration #analogue #quadrupleexposure #blackandwhite #surreal #clouds #oneiric #alternativephotography
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Number 1 in my allocated In the Garden theme for this week. Florence and Spot taken somewhere in East Sussex, UK.
Dean's Yard, Westminster Abbey, London.
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Processed using my own textures
So I heard the bad news
Nobody likes me and I'm gonna die alone
In my bedroom
Looking at strangers on my telephone
Well, wouldn't you?
Wouldn't you like if I believed those words?
If I'm born to lose
I'll never try and I will never learn but
I've been looking at myself in the mirror, saying
"Don't leave me now, don't leave me now"
I've been looking at myself in the mirror, saying
"Don't leave me now" and I turn around like
"Oh my God like, I'm your number one fan
So iconic, like big, like stan, like
I would give my life just to hold your hand
I'm your number one fan
I'm your number one, number one fan"
So here's the bad news
I'm coming for everyone and coming on strong
New hair and new shoes
Yeah, I get what I like because I do what I want
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Head: Lelutka - Ora
Eyes: GLOOM - Dainsleif
Hair: DOUX - Cyanna
Bindi: Petrichor - Lunaveina
Chain: AZARAN - Nox Nose Chain
Necklace & Gem: Petrichor - Azwenn
Earring: Petrichor - Vionne
Backdrop: FOXCITY - City Life
1948 Tucker
Some might say that Preston Tucker was a genius, and whether that's true, or not, is certainly debatable. But, I think we all could agree that he was a visionary with his car, and it's design. Advanced concepts that would take years and even decades for other car manufacturers to follow suit with, if at all. Air cooled rear engines, front wheel drive, electric assist manual transmission shifter, safety features largely unheard of in production cars at the time. Features like pop out windshield in the event of an accident, disc brakes, seat belts, padded dash, front right passenger safety zone, a third headlight that moved as the car turned, surely, I missed some. Some of these already had found a home in his first effort, the '48, and if he had remained in business his later models would have included those items not yet on the 48. The car I will show over the next series of shots was present at the annual Lime Rock Labor Day event in '24. It happens to be the 44th one produced out of the 51 he made before he, and his company got into trouble. The Big 3 had to be threatened by Preston's dream car, and one has to wonder what role they had played in Tucker's eventual demise? What made seeing this car special at the show was a chance to meet and talk with Tucker's great grandsons, twins I believe, and they had brought number 44 to the show.